Thankfully, there were lots of technical advancements that changed the entertainment industry. There's always a new and thrilling movie that sweeps audiences off their feet. The eyes of today's generation are lucky enough to have see such amazing spectacles. This is possible through the help of the green screen Hollywood technique. Therefore strategy involves mixing 2 photographs so that they seem to be in a single frame. Without it, films today would continue to consist of unrealistic puppets and poorly drawn backdrops. Here are some pictures that were made possible by the green screen or "chroma key" system.

Star Wars. One of the first modern films that used chroma key technology was George Lucas' "The Empire Strikes Back." dazzling battleship chases, interplanetary backdrops, and interesting settings would not be possible without Chroma Key Technology. Imagine the Millennium Falcon zooming on a fake-looking background. Imagine painted backdrops in the place of the wonderful places the film showed all over a universe far, far away. It surely doesn't appear extraordinarily inviting, does it? Thankfully , Chroma key technology saved the day by making the creating of Lucas' illusory universe possible .

Titanic. Titanic is a colossal tear-jerker of a motion picture. Who would not cry for poor Jack and Rose? Who can forget the classic "I'm the king of the world" scene? Who didn't hold their breath when the cursed vessel snapped in half after hitting the ice berg? This piece of motion picture sorcery wouldn't be possible without the green screen Hollywood method. Without it, the love story wouldn't be plausible. Low quality shots and backgrounds will definitely cause the Titanic to sink at the box office.

Three hundred. This film is a true visible spectacle. 300 was shot wholly on green screen! Leonidas and the Spartans wouldn't find themselves in a visually surprising atmosphere if t were not for the wonder of the Chroma Key Technique. The look and feel of the flick would not be the same without the chroma key technique. Without it, the idea of three hundred soldiers beating a military of ghoulish men would look like plain madness instead of beauty.

Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Gollum is by a large margin one of the eeriest CGI creations, and his appearance in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy was made possible by the Chroma Key. The creature's lifelike actions were held through chroma key technology. Also, the style of the Shire and other regions of the Lord of the Rings universe won't be captured by simply making life-sized sets. That's where the green screen Hollywood comes in. It digitally made backdrops that were added to the film for a more realistic feel. This made the motion picture all the more dear.